M&B V 1.011 ONLY (ORIGINAL VERSION) - Prophesy of Pendor V 3.0 Support
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Maximillian_Returns
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saxondragon said:
Thanks SD and MadVader! Just to report I played about 5-6 hours so far and only two CTD's, both when triggering large battles - its been fine since I lowered my graphic settings
Joe_m845
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MadVader said:
nah wasnt a problem with the map borders, its definitly the placement of the mines there, you cant reach them. you get close but not close enough. workaround: just buy another map and the mines change the location.
EDIT: btw dont know if it is just me, but with the stability patch the polished plate boots are using the wrong mesh. i fixed it for me so no big deal here but anyways worth noticing.
Fawzia dokhtar-i-Sanjar
Master Knight
Very nice solution! Will add the problem to Dev Forum bug list.
webspinnre
Sergeant
About 99% sure this is a me problem, but when using Vista 64-bit, I've experienced twice a problem where my monitor just shuts down in the middle of the game (not even in a battle). Tried the compatibility pack, that didn't seem to do it. I'm running a quadcore at 2.4ghz with a nvidia 9600gs. I just installed updated drivers, and we'll see if that does the trick.
Galagros said:
Thank you.. we missed that one!
Best,
Saxondragon
Elem7
Recruit
So the game keeps crashing with the aforementioned RGL error - Unable to restore vertex buffer while trying to join a siege at Knudarr Castle, and also randomly elsewhere outside of battle.
I'm guessing since I'm running this on an OC'd i5-750 and a 5850 that the issue is Win7 x64 right? My only choice is to install the low quality fix pack?
I'm guessing since I'm running this on an OC'd i5-750 and a 5850 that the issue is Win7 x64 right? My only choice is to install the low quality fix pack?
Elem7 said:
First try running your game with Battle Size 100, Corpses 0, Ragdolls 0. If that doesn't help, go for the pack.
The Stability Pack doesn't make POP stuff "low-quality", it removes some extra surcoats, shields and the new D'Shar villages, and changes how they look. You might even not notice the difference, except for the crashes.
You can reload your old savegame after applying the Pack.
mithos11 said:
You can't upgrade a Sarleon Recruit all the way to Sarleon Knight anymore. There are two separate troop trees now, one for common recruits, one for Nobles.
You need Sarleon Nobles to upgrade to Sarleon Knights. You can get these as prisoners in battles or, if you have your own kingdom, and you chose the Sarleon culture, from your towns and castles.
Read the FAQ on Noble Recruits.
Joe_m845
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mithos11 said:
There is your answer right from the FAQ.
1) Knights are hard to come by, now. They derive only from Noble Recruits, who are spawned periodically by towns, villages and castles owned by you. To find out whether you have Noble Recruits, ask your steward. These Noble Recruits can be leveled up to Knights of their particular faction. (The "pimp your knights" exploitable loophole is now gone.) Annoyed Knighthood Orders may spawn Knights who, if you are on bad terms with their Order, will attack you or raid your caravans. If you sufficiently annoy a Knighthood Order in your domain, the Order may also decide to leave. Some Knighthood Orders are not on good terms with the other Knighthood Orders, which can affect you in interesting ways. Orders that don't like you will fight against you, too. You must already have a training ground, or build one if you don't, before you can have Knights. (Not all the options of what to build will show up initially on your improvement list, so sometimes you have to build a few things before the option to build a training ground will come up. You need to have trained your steward with the correct skills, as well, to build anything. Use the “schedule a training session” option.)
Once you have a training ground in a town or castle, talk to the steward there and in the War Room, say "View noble recruits". Each Noble recruit you "accept into your court" (next option if you have them) will cost you 500 denars. That's 500 denars per
Noble Recruit, not 500 Denars for all.
You should get only one type of recruit, depending on your culture:
- Sarleon: Sarleon Nobleman (upgrades to Sarleon Squire-at-arms -> Sarleon Knight)
- Ravenstern: Ravenstern Nobleman (upgrades to Ravenstern Squire-at-Arms -> Ravenstern Knight)
- D'Shar: D'Shar Nobleman (upgrades to D'Shar Noble Raider -> D'Shar Noble Cavalry)
- Fierdsvain: Fierdsvain Noblewoman (upgrades to Fierdsvain Sword Maiden -> Valkyrie)
- Empire: Empire Nobleman (upgrades to Empire Light Cavalry -> Empire Horseman or Empire Noble Legionnaire Recruit -> Empire Knight)
- Pendor: Pendor Nobleman (upgrades to Pendor Squire-at-Arms -> Pendor Knight -> Pendor Grey Archer or Pendor Foot Knight
2) Order Knights in the taverns cannot be recruited by Player. Talk to them - you can find out what orders their Order dislikes,
what the basis was for their founding, what equipment they use and other information. This can be useful in helping you
decide what Orders you'd like to form or join. There are also rumors from the travellers about the Orders.
There are now both good and bad Orders. Order Knights in the tavern can't offer you the option of joining an Order.
3) You can now join a knightly Order, but if you join one Order, you cannot join another, so choose carefully the first time.
When you join an Order, you will receive a full set of their particular armor, but you first have to duel their knights and win
to be accepted into any Order. You can try again, after a while, if you don't win the first time, or try duelling
knights of another Order to join a different Order, so long as you have met the correct conditions to have that Order in your
territory. Order Knights can be found in your castles, when you want to try to join an Order, or if a branch of that Order is
already established in your town or castle. The ones in the taverns won't offer these options, just the ones in castles.
Once you have a training ground in a town or castle, talk to the steward there and in the War Room, say "View noble recruits". Each Noble recruit you "accept into your court" (next option if you have them) will cost you 500 denars. That's 500 denars per
Noble Recruit, not 500 Denars for all.
You should get only one type of recruit, depending on your culture:
- Sarleon: Sarleon Nobleman (upgrades to Sarleon Squire-at-arms -> Sarleon Knight)
- Ravenstern: Ravenstern Nobleman (upgrades to Ravenstern Squire-at-Arms -> Ravenstern Knight)
- D'Shar: D'Shar Nobleman (upgrades to D'Shar Noble Raider -> D'Shar Noble Cavalry)
- Fierdsvain: Fierdsvain Noblewoman (upgrades to Fierdsvain Sword Maiden -> Valkyrie)
- Empire: Empire Nobleman (upgrades to Empire Light Cavalry -> Empire Horseman or Empire Noble Legionnaire Recruit -> Empire Knight)
- Pendor: Pendor Nobleman (upgrades to Pendor Squire-at-Arms -> Pendor Knight -> Pendor Grey Archer or Pendor Foot Knight
2) Order Knights in the taverns cannot be recruited by Player. Talk to them - you can find out what orders their Order dislikes,
what the basis was for their founding, what equipment they use and other information. This can be useful in helping you
decide what Orders you'd like to form or join. There are also rumors from the travellers about the Orders.
There are now both good and bad Orders. Order Knights in the tavern can't offer you the option of joining an Order.
3) You can now join a knightly Order, but if you join one Order, you cannot join another, so choose carefully the first time.
When you join an Order, you will receive a full set of their particular armor, but you first have to duel their knights and win
to be accepted into any Order. You can try again, after a while, if you don't win the first time, or try duelling
knights of another Order to join a different Order, so long as you have met the correct conditions to have that Order in your
territory. Order Knights can be found in your castles, when you want to try to join an Order, or if a branch of that Order is
already established in your town or castle. The ones in the taverns won't offer these options, just the ones in castles.
Nekrataal
Squire
I just found a bug : the villages Militia Patrols can't attack you and you can't attack them.
Even when you have negative relationship with their faction, there is no dialogue option to attack them when encountered.
If they outnumber you, they just keep following your party (fine), but when the patrol encounters you there is no other option than "What news can you share ?" or "Carry on with your mission". So you leave the dialogue screen and they keep following you.
Even when you have negative relationship with their faction, there is no dialogue option to attack them when encountered.
If they outnumber you, they just keep following your party (fine), but when the patrol encounters you there is no other option than "What news can you share ?" or "Carry on with your mission". So you leave the dialogue screen and they keep following you.
Nekrataal said:
Interesting.. thank you. I will look into this immediately!
Best,
Saxondragon
webspinnre
Sergeant
webspinnre said:
To followup, the drivers didn't help the problem. Next on the list will be testing compatibility and lowered graphics settings.
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